* Four to compete in Adams poultry queen contest
GETTYSBURG - Four
young ladies will compete
for the title of Adams County
Poultry Queen on August 16.
The 1980 queen, Jo Ann
Deatnck, Littlestown, will
preside over the evening’s
festivities
Competing for this year’s
title will be Penny CrabiU,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Joe CrabiU, New Oxford;
Michele King, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Dale King,
York Springs; Melissa
Shetter, daughter of Mr and
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The contest wiU be held at
the Lamp Post Restaurant,
Gettysburg, beginning at
6:15 p.m. with a social hour.
The social hour wiU feature
the queen candidates ser
ving hor’s d’oeuvres.
FoUowmg dinner the con
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Melissa Shetter wiU be a
senior at Gettysburg Area
Senior High School. She is
captain of Gettysburg Rifle
Squad, President of Adams
County 4-H Dairy Goat Club
and raises capons as a 4-H
project She is also a
member of the 1980 state
winning 4-H poultry judmg
team.
A senior at New Oxford
High School, Penny Crabill
is a member of Girls
Leaders Club and Future
Business Leaders of
America. She also is a
member of the basketball,
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teams.
Michele King is a member
~of the band, chorus, field
hockey, and softball teams
at Bermudian Springs High
School This high school
junior is also a member of
the York Springs Com
munity 4-H Club, Adams
County 4-H Senate and 1980
state winning 4-H poultry
judging team.
Joanne Sterner, a senior at
Biglerville High School, is a
member of the Honor
Society, band, volleyball
team and Spanish Club She
is also a member of the 1980
state winning 4-H poultry
judgmg team.
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Lancaster Farming, Saturday, August 16,1980—E5
As Adams County Poultry
Queen, the winner wiU assist
with chicken barbecue at
Apple Blossom and Apple
Harvest Festivals, assist
with poultry booth at South
Mountain Fair, develop
poultry promotional
programs, participate in a
seven minute TV show on
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Lancaster and represent the
country’s poultry industry at
public events.
Judges for the event will
First place
flower judges
The Cumberland County 4-H flower judging and
identification team placed first in the state at the
1980 4-H Achievement Days held at Penn State.
Team members include, left to right, Karen Nailor,
30 Bare Road, Mechanicsburg; Cindy Otto, R 8
Carlisle: and Lori Davidson, Star Route 2, Ship
pensburg. Cindy Otto tied for first place individual,
Lon Davidson placed third, and Karen Nailor plac
ed sixth as individuals.
be Vicky Wass, Penn
sylvania Department of
Agriculture; Paul Konhaus,
Konhaus Farms; and Jay
Irwin, Lancaster County
Agricultural Agent.
The queen contest is one of
many activities sponsored
by the Adams County
Poultry Association. The
planning committee con
sisted of Mr and Mrs. Glenn
Kime, Mrs. Mark Wider
man, Mrs Jane Bodenberg,
and John Schwartz.